Hi! I’m Tui, an electronic musician based in Perth, Australia.

I compose and research audio for video games.

Growing up I was always immersed in either a book or a video game. I understand the deeply personal connections and experiences forged through gameplay and aim to strengthen these in my soundscapes.

Through pairing my creative practice with the study of ludomusicology, I investigate how video game audio can connect us to new experiences and perspectives.

Raised by an opera singer and a programmer, I must begrudgingly admit that we do, in fact, turn into our parents.

Hi! I’m Tui, an electronic musician based in Perth, Australia.

I compose and research audio for video games.

Growing up I was always immersed in either a book or a video game. I understand the deeply personal connections and experiences forged through gameplay and aim to strengthen these in my soundscapes.

Through pairing my creative practice with the study of ludomusicology, I investigate how video game audio can connect us to new experiences and perspectives.

Raised by an opera singer and a programmer, I must begrudgingly admit that we do, in fact, turn into our parents.

Hi! I’m Tui.

I compose and research audio for video games.

My undergraduate degree in Electronic Music and Sound Design at the University of Western Australia taught me the joy of composing for video games. I have a strong grounding in music theory – as well as a technical proficiency in DAWs, coding and middleware. Backed by this skillset, I love creating interesting, effective audio implementations that make players feel.

Academia

Ludomusicology – Creative Practice PhD

Currently, I am a PhD candidate at the University of Western Australia. My research examines how video game audio can build empathy and social cohesion, via connecting players with diverse avatars.

Creative Work

Composition – Sound Design – Game Dev

My undergraduate degree in Electronic Music and Sound Design at the University of Western Australia taught me the joy of composing for video games. I have a strong grounding in music theory – as well as a technical proficiency in DAWs, coding and middleware. Backed by this skillset, I love creating interesting, effective audio implementations that make players feel.

Academia

Ludomusicology – Creative Practice PhD

Currently, I am a PhD candidate at the University of Western Australia. My research examines how video game audio can build empathy and social cohesion, via connecting players with diverse avatars.